N.M. health care costs set to increase in 2017
Most individuals and small businesses will see double-digit increases in their health insurance costs next year because of new rates approved this week by the New Mexico superintendent of insurance.
The increases are across the board except for small-group coverage by UnitedHealthcare, which is reducing that rate by almost 4 percent.
Molina Healthcare, the largest provider of individual insurance on HealthCare.gov in New Mexico, received an increase of 24 percent.
New Mexico Health Connections is boosting individual rates 33 percent.
Read more: http://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/health_and_science/n-m-health-care-costs-set-to-increase-in/article_67cb6ef4-3e1a-57e0-93fb-ddc11db6d39e.html
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